We love to share our lives with our friends near and far, however a few people share an excessive amount of information online. Numerous individuals realize that private data is private, however at times ...
Guess what would happen if your PC unexpectedly crushed or was hit by malware, and you lost all your important photos, accounts, home videos, documents, and emails? World Backup Day is all about regularly backi...
Learn how Facebook collects, uses, and shares user data to support Facebook, Instagram, Messenger, and more. Use tools to manage your privacy preferences. What’s happened? The private information of a considera...
Signs of crypto scams include poorly written white papers, excessive marketing, and claims that you’ll make a lot of money quickly. What’s happened? The Australian Taxation Office is warning people ...
A data breach occurs when the data for which your company/organisation is responsible suffers a security incident resulting in a breach of confidentiality. and organizations collect and store a lot of personal ...
What is Crpyto-mining? Crypto-mining is when your computer is used to generate cryptocurrency, such as BitCoin and Monero. Crypto-mining is a financially motivated activity. In this case, criminals are using ma...
The ACCC’s Scamwatch is urging all Australians who made payments to a scammer via Western Union from 2004 to 2017 to take action by 12 February to claim their money back. The scammers would tell victims to send...
The German government has issued an alert saying malicious emails messages are being conveyed, mimicking their federal security and IT office and infecting computers with malware. There are concerns similar spa...
Now researchers have discovered a new flaw that affects devices using Intel’s Active Management Technology (AMT). The flaw could allow security controls such as BIOS or Bitlocker passwords to be bypassed if som...